Bradley S59-4007 Navigator Thermostatic Mixing Valve w/ 1/2" Male NPT Connection Length-30" Bradley 117-046 Seat-Strainer/Chk Replacement Part

Name: Bradley S59-4007 Navigator Thermostatic Mixing Valve w/ 1/2" Male NPT Connection Length-30" Bradley 117-046 Seat-Strainer/Chk Replacement Part
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 21554763427
Price: 107.26 USD
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Bradley S59 4007 Navigator Thermostatic Mixing Valve w 1 2" Male NPT Connection Length 30" Bradley 117 046 Seat Strainer Chk Replacement Part Bradley 117 046 Seat Strainer Chk Replacement Part Bradley P15 330E Autumn Orange Replacement Part for Bradley Washroom Accessory Products Temperature Differential Hot to Mix10° F (5 Maximum Operating Pressure125 PSI (860 kPA)

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